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South Korea today: How things are changing
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- Several systems are changing, including a bill to amend the Military Service Act for women, a review of unemployment benefits for those who voluntarily quit their jobs, the introduction of a licensing system for tattoo artists, and an expansion of free flu vaccinations.
- Lawmaker Kim Mi-ae is pushing to amend the Military Service Act, and a plan is under way to provide unemployment benefits of 60% of average wages, capped at 1 million won per month, for up to three months.
- The eligibility for flu vaccinations is expanding from children up to age 13 to young people up to age 18, and the number of 'resting youth' who are not seeking jobs has reached a record 443,000.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): 대한민국 근황, 요즘 이렇게 바뀌고 있다
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